

MR PURPLE CHEF NICK CRACKED
Sea Salt and cracked black pepper to tasteĤ each Uncooked large shrimp, peeled, deveinedġ/2 cup Creamy Caesar Dressing or Romesco sauceġ/2 cup Fresh mozzarella balls, cut in halfġ/2 cup Yellow peppers, roasted, cut into thin stripsġ/3 cup Sun-dried tomatoes, drained, slicedġ/3 cup Red onions, thinly sliced, lightly sauteedġ/4 cup Pitted kalamata olives, cut in halfġ-1/2 Tbsp. Chef Jeff has a love for being outside on the open roads or trails When not in the kitchen, you can find him on his bicycle.His passion for desserts has led to continuing education classes at CIA and French pastry schools.Favorite food memories are learning to cook breakfast from his grandmother and preparing seafood & pasta dishes for Fest of Seven Fishes during Christmas.Held various positions including Line Cook, Banquet Chef, Garde Manger Chef, Baker and Corporate Chef for multi-unit chains and food manufacturers.Bake at 350☏ for about 15-20 minutes, or until salmon flakes with fork.Divide crust mixture evenly among fillets press onto honey. Brush tops of salmon fillets with honey.In food processor, process walnuts, panko, lemon zest, parsley, and salt and pepper, using pulsing action until crumbly.

See Claire's Favorite Recipe Honey Walnut Crusted Salmon Serves: 4ġ tablespoon Flat Leaf Parsley, finely chopped

Place into a pre-heated oven at 350° F for 2½ to 3½ hours, adjusting cook time depending on oven and/or size of the brisket. Place in an oven-safe pan with 2 cups of water in pan, in order to prevent scorching. Wrap and Cook: Remove brisket and wrap in 2 layers of foil with no vent or way for juices to leak out.For best results, char or blacken all 4 sides.

Place the brisket on the grill and begin charring, turn the brisket over only after it has been blackened. Pre-Grill: Get the grill extremely HOT.Rub: Combine all the dry seasonings and rub generously over the entire beef brisket.Pepper Encrusted BBQ Brisket Serves: 6 – 8 Favorite dish to cook at home: pepper-encrusted beef brisket with sweet and spicy barbecue sauce.Formerly the R&D manager and corporate chef, Vienna Beef, Chicago and Kraft Foodservice and Kraft Food Ingredients.A former inventory control specialist for the United States Air Force.A wealth of knowledge of proteins, and an intangible passion for butchery and deli operations.Calling himself a “meathead,” Chef Mark “Sobby” is steeped in the old-school traditions of charcuterie, and modernizing those traditions for today’s foodservice.
